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"The developer who worked at Microsoft to make iron python" - Jim Hugunin [1] (say his name!) to whom much is owed by the python community and humanity, generally.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Hugunin

Huh? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_heat_island

I would refine this advice to "sarcasm is never appropriate in an uneven power dynamic." Whether it's in the context of parenting, teaching or managing people. As a go-to form of humor, I've learned this the hard way. It's not actually helpful for folks to hear the hilarious monologue going on in my head when I'm feeling salty. There _are_ legitimately relationship-building funny things to say, but they're usually self-effacing and, at best, complementary to others.

This is reminiscent of these plants: http://www.greatstems.com/2013/12/beautiful-ice-sculptures-o...

This poem seems appropriate: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43118/for-the-anniver...

The repo has a standard 3-clause BSD license.

>3) Look at your spiritual life...

This can not be overemphasized in my opinion. The natural result of Atheistic Naturalism is, to me, nihilism and its accompanying depression, so I would encourage an honest examination of your worldview and an openness to faith that provides a sense of purpose.

"In much of the world, the concept of basic income retains appeal as a potential way to more justly spread the bounty of global capitalism while cushioning workers against the threat of robots and artificial intelligence taking their jobs." So, this is a funny way to acknowledge that global capitalism is really that good. Not only can it provide "bounty," but other, non-capitalist systems may be propped up by its success. It seems ironic that "justly spread" and "global capitalism" are in the same sentence, and not being contrasted.

So, they had to have access to the backbone somehow. Is this possible for an individual rural location? Or even a small community in the U.S.? Do backbone providers have to give you access? Are the rates at all reasonable?

The construction of her acronym shows how brilliant (and snarky about acronyms) she truly is.

The Eagle Ford formation is similarly lit up in an arc south of San Antonio, TX. Cool stuff.